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tony barnhill
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Mostly old american iron out there... we've got about 500 or so more meters to go, and so far the only old foreign car I've seen is an old volvo sedan. There's a used car lot with a nice looking 59 ford fairlane 500 2 door coupe. a 58 ford behind someone's house, the rear clip of a 67/68 camaro, a couple 40's cars being rebuilt. My manager is a car guy too, building a hotrod from a 1936 plymouth.